This is true because, with the introduction of artificial intelligence, deep fake images, serious fake phishing attacks, and fake, and false reports of development have increased tremendously.
In a world where artificial intelligence is rather fast creating a situation where the average user cannot trust the real identity of images, files, programs, and content that he or she encounters online, there may be an answer in the form of the Bitcoin network: Data provenance layer for the 21st Century. Cointelegraph caught up with Jeff Garzik, co-founder and CEO of Bloq, to find out how Bitcoin can address the issue.
The CEO started the conversation by stating that there has been a lot of AI ‘ noise’ about signal — essentially there is A lot of AI interaction i.e. AI-originating content in the form of signals on the web which tends to obscure credible, reliable information. This problem of being able to tell whether or not it is legitimate data that has been received from a reliable source will only increase over time.
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